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Pick a game from the list below, and choose a boot param for it. Then, specify it on the command line like this: | Pick a game from the list below, and choose a boot param for it. Then, specify it on the command line like this: | ||
./scummvm -d0 -b BOOTPARAM TARGET | <code>./scummvm -d0 -b BOOTPARAM TARGET</code> | ||
Or on MacOS like this: | Or on MacOS like this: | ||
open /Applications/scummvm.app --args -d0 -b BOOTPARAM TARGET | <code>open /Applications/scummvm.app --args -d0 -b BOOTPARAM TARGET</code> | ||
To be a bit more specific: Let's say you want to get into the hut of the cannibals in Monkey Island 1. Well, the table below tells us that this is boot param 5555. So, enter this on the command line: | To be a bit more specific: Let's say you want to get into the hut of the cannibals in Monkey Island 1. Well, the table below tells us that this is boot param 5555, and the target is "monkey". So, enter this on the command line: | ||
./scummvm -d0 -b 5555 monkey | <code>./scummvm -d0 -b 5555 monkey</code> | ||
(By the way, this would also work with monkey, monkeyvga etc.). | (By the way, this would also work with monkey, monkeyvga etc.). | ||